Italic languages: Difference between revisions

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Oscan, Umbrian, and Latin are all Italic languages.

The languages derived from Latin are technically Italic as well, but are normally referred to as Romance languages.

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-[[Oscan]], [[Etruscan]], and [[Lingvo Rustico]]  (new language getting developed) are all [[Italic]] languages, and [[Italian]].
+[[Oscan]], [[Umbrian]], and [[Latin]] are all [[Italic]] languages.
+The languages derived from Latin are technically Italic as well, but are normally referred to as [[Romance languages]].
-''This is wrong.  Etruscan is not an Italic language, despite being spoken in Italy.  Also, not only Italian is an Italic language, but all Romance languages are.''
+== Italic conlangs ==
---[[User:WeepingElf|WeepingElf]] 14:14, 18 April 2006 (PDT)
+*  [[Lingvo Rustico]]
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